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Old 03-27-2009, 11:28 PM
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Default Seattle's cut of the goverment bill? Cha-ching!

I was wondering if anyone knew anything about what sort of cash the Seattle area would be receiving from the government to fund local projects especially energy and transportation, etc.

For example, my hometown of Pittsburgh is tentatively receiving X amount in multi-millions or even billions of the new government stimulus bill and locals there are already hard at work figuring out the best ways to use it for the region to maximize job growth, economic growth, and future sustainability (including the ideas of lightrail, etc).

Does Seattle have any sites or announcements regarding such funds? I know this area must be receiving a bundle as well, like every state and city is. I am just curious to where the funds will be spent and what projects may move forward and what is in store!
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I was wondering if anyone knew anything about what sort of cash the Seattle area would be receiving from the government to fund local projects especially energy and transportation, etc.

For example, my hometown of Pittsburgh is tentatively receiving X amount in multi-millions or even billions of the new government stimulus bill and locals there are already hard at work figuring out the best ways to use it for the region to maximize job growth, economic growth, and future sustainability (including the ideas of lightrail, etc).

Does Seattle have any sites or announcements regarding such funds? I know this area must be receiving a bundle as well, like every state and city is. I am just curious to where the funds will be spent and what projects may move forward and what is in store!
Not sure of this, but below is a map of projected job growth due to stimulus.... That doesn't necessarily translate into how much money each state is getting, but it's all I've seen over the recent weeks.

How stimulus will help your state - CNNMoney.com

If stimulus money equates to 'projected' jobs, then it looks to me Washington is a bit better than average in terms of how much $$$/jobs it's projected to get.
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